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djbaxter

03-28-2010 11:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wayne.richards@ (Post 2011910)

I will just have to disable it when i need to mass move threads as its a very handy mod, it also seemed to stop me deleting a forum from the admincp

Yes. That's the compromise I adopted as well, since I also find the add-on useful.

justasiam

03-29-2010 03:59 AM

This is awesome. I wanted to change the text "Stick Threads" to "IMPORTANT!!" so I edited the "delim_sticky" phrase. Works perfectly.

Question: The space between the "Sticky Thread" area and the "Normal threads" is too close. Is there a way to increase the space? Maybe add another table row between them?

patrick91

03-29-2010 08:17 AM

Thxn works great!!! mark as installed:)

abdulbasitsaeed

03-29-2010 06:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by metalguy639 (Post 2010757)

For all those of you who want to change the color of the font & the bar behind the font, do the following edits....

I'm assuming that you know where to find the templates and how to open them to edit them....

Change font color:

Open the FORUMDISPLAY_Separate template and replace

Code:

<li class="threadbit" id="cat1">

With This:

Code:

<li class="threadbit" id="cat1" style="color:#000000;">

NOTE: You will need to change the color in red to the font color to what you want it to be either use a hex color or use a color like Red, Blue etc.

Now to change the background color Find:

Code:

<div class="icon0 nonsticky">

And Replace it with

Code:

<div class="icon0 nonsticky" style="background:#D2BF7B;">

Again you will need to change the color in red to the hex color you want to use or the actual color.

save the template.

Now open FORUMDISPLAY_Separate2 And Find:

Code:

<li class="threadbit" id="cat1">

Replace With:

Code:

<li class="threadbit" id="cat1" style="color:#000000;">

Change the red to the color you want.

Find:

Code:

<div class="icon0 nonsticky">

Replace with:

Code:

<div class="icon0 nonsticky" style="background-color:#D2BF7B;">

Again change the red to what you want it to be.

Thank you very much for sharing this, metalguy639. :)

Hopefully, I'd like to make these changes soon on my forum.

metalguy639

03-29-2010 06:26 PM

no prob :D

metalguy639

03-29-2010 06:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by justasiam (Post 2012041)

One way is to place some padding as a css code into your template.

Open both templates - FORUMDISPLAY_Separate & FORUMDISPLAY_Separate2 and edit the following line:

Find:

Code:

<div class="icon0 nonsticky">

Replace With:

Code:

<div class="icon0 nonsticky" style="padding:10px;">

You can increase the number in red or decrease it. Then save the template. Do this to both templates.

justasiam

03-29-2010 10:23 PM

OK, if you want to add a separation between the "Sticky Threads" and "Normal Threads", just add a

Code:

<br>

just before the

Code:

<div class="icon0 nonsticky">

statement. in the "FORUMDISPLAY_Separate" template and the "FORUMDISPLAY_Separate2" template.

I found that the text for "Sticky Threads" and "Normal Threads" were a bit cramped in that cell, so I added a space around the phrases. To do this, just add a little html code.

In the "FORUMDISPLAY_Separate" template, find

Code:

<p><b>  $vbphrase[delim_normal]

. Replace

Code:

<p>

with

Code:

<table><tr><td height="25">

. Find

Code:

</p>

and replace it with

Code:

</td></tr></table>

.

In the "FORUMDISPLAY_Separate2" template, find

Code:

<p><b>  $vbphrase[delim_sticky]

. Replace

Code:

<p>

with

Code:

<table><tr><td height="25">

. Find

Code:

</p>

and replace it with

Code:

</td></tr></table>

.

Note: You can replace the number "25" in the "<td height="25"> statement with a larger or smaller number to increase or decrease the space in that cell.

syrn	03-30-2010 06:16 AM

simple, cool , installed , 5*

Thanx

badawidollah

03-30-2010 11:22 AM

cool
installed

Debbi

04-01-2010 05:05 AM

Very helpful. Thanks and installed.

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